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    1. #1
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      1970 trans am wheels need help

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Size:  193.1 KB1970 TA i have foose 17x8 and 17x9 there just not doing it for me on this car talked to Larry at boze great guy..he photoshop the pro-touring wheel they have but i have also looked at the anarchy wheel also can some one photshop that wheel on my photo will stay in a 17"... what do you guys think of these or something else..thanks

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      I'm favoring the second shot with the grey centers. The last shot looks a lot like the Smoothie II's I'm running.

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      Second photo they make the car appear stock but In a clean way
      hpjunky danny
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      Is the first one with white or brushed center? Either way it will be a big improvement over the Foose wheels.

      Turbo Charged LS1/T56

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      It depends what you're doing with hood stripes if any. I vote for the grey centers for now.

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      Quote Originally Posted by mild2wildpaintngraphics View Post
      It depends what you're doing with hood stripes if any. I vote for the grey centers for now.
      stripes are stock blue...the car is a true trans am just a little more work done to the engine cam headers etc
      lowered 2" i like the grey ones also

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      Quote Originally Posted by LS1-IROC View Post
      Is the first one with white or brushed center? Either way it will be a big improvement over the Foose wheels.
      first one they call that a silver center..

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      Why not color match the center to your blue stripes? Or maybe an anodized blue like the 4th gen anniversery cars.

      Turbo Charged LS1/T56

    9. #9
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      +1 vote for grey.
      Dave
      84 Monte SS - just a few bolt-ons

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      Here is the anarchy photoshopped you will have to overlook my photoshop skills.
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      Anarchy with a dark center just looks "right" on that body style, he'll it's what I had in mind when I designed it...

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      Quote Originally Posted by critter View Post
      I'm favoring the second shot with the grey centers. The last shot looks a lot like the Smoothie II's I'm running.
      Agree...
      RobS
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    13. #13
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      The anarchy definetly needs the dark center in my opinion I just grabbed the first one and photoshopped it

    14. #14
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      well thats something to think on could someone photoshop the anarchy with grey center in 17" and driverzinc i pm you..thanks

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      I usually prefer dark centers, but on your car I like the 2nd picture best with the medium gray centers. I think it looks good with the white and gives it a clean look. As far as wheel choice, the BOZE hands down. Your car looks great by the way ! Here's mine, maybe it can help you visualize a little better. (same wheel, charcoal center)

      David

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      1964 Pontiac Tempest
      1986 Mustang LX 5.0 coupe

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      Here is the anarchy with a grey center.
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      Here is a lighter grey center.
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      Quote Originally Posted by bhcustomdesigns View Post
      Here is a lighter grey center.

      ^^ It would be hard to top that one, it looks dead-on perfect for the car - IMO
      Dave
      84 Monte SS - just a few bolt-ons

    19. #19
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      Gunmetal center Anarchy would be hard to top

    20. #20
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      I just bought fiske 17 for my 70 ta if i figure how to send a picture i will

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